TBI Strut Tower Brace?
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TBI Strut Tower Brace?
Who sells these? Are there different brands/quality types?
Are they specific to TBI configurations?
Searching yields stuff applicable to TPI as far as I can tell. Will those work on a TBI?
Curious,
Are they specific to TBI configurations?
Searching yields stuff applicable to TPI as far as I can tell. Will those work on a TBI?
Curious,
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Originally posted by Formula4Speed
Edlebrock makes one, I like it.
Edlebrock makes one, I like it.
Thank you, sir.
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Originally posted by robertfrank
i like mine too
i like mine too
Simple to install?
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mine was 129 from summit,as far as the install it wasn`t TOO bad ,the hardest part for me was drilling the holes in the firewall.the ones for the strut towers were pretty easy.the first thing i suggest doing before drilling the holes is take a flat head screwdriver after you have made your marks were you`re going to drill the holes and make little groves in the metal because you`re going to need a good bite for the drill to get through if not you`re going to have one hell of a time keeping the drill straight.just take a hammer and lightly tap the grooves in,it won`t takes much pressure so don`t bang on it to hard,like as if you were chizling stone or something.try to make a circle it worked for me.
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Excellent advice. Bookmarking this thread.
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Those of you with it installed... did you notice a difference in handling after the install? What kind of difference did you see?
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Whelp... just got done adding the Edelbrock TBI Strut Tower Brace to my LO3. With the right advice (thank you robertfrank) and the right drill bit, this was a 45 minute install. The only issue I have is that the heat control valve is a little crowded up against the lateral brace but the improvement in the ride is noticeable and well worth the cost (which wasn't much at all ending up at ~160 all told).
Here are the pics:
Here are the pics:
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Overall, and since I have the convertible top, there is noticelable less cowl shake and the top does not creak as much as it used to. Additionally, cornering is crisper and there is a general feeling that the car is tighter (like I took 50K miles off the chasis.
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Originally posted by robertfrank
i`m glad it worked out for you,anytime i can help anybody i`ll be glad to.now just get a wonderbar to top that off and you`ll be really pleased with the results.
i`m glad it worked out for you,anytime i can help anybody i`ll be glad to.now just get a wonderbar to top that off and you`ll be really pleased with the results.
Last edited by Cadillac; 04-23-2005 at 03:34 PM.
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